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Data transmission device and a method for activating a data transmission

  • US 8,861,415 B2
  • Filed: 05/25/2012
  • Issued: 10/14/2014
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/26/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A data transmission device, comprising:

  • a data transmitter which may be activated to change from an idle state into an operating state and to execute a data transmission with a communication partner in the operating state, anda wake-up receiver which is implemented to be ready to receive for an initiation signal during the idle state of the data transmitter and to activate the data transmitter in response to the initiation signal,wherein the wake-up receiver is implemented to extract data transmission information from the initiation signal to determine a time for activating the data transmitter depending on the data transmission information or to activate the data transmitter such that the data transmitter executes the data transmission depending on the data transmission information;

    wherein the wake-up receiver further comprises an energy consumption which is smaller by a factor of at least 10 than an energy consumption of the data transmitter in the operating state;

    wherein the initiation signal is a first initiation signal and wherein the data transmission device is implemented to send out a second initiation signal in response to receiving the first initiation signal, wherein the first and the second initiation signals comprise information which report when synchronization signals are to be expected which are to be received by the data transmitter; and

    wherein the data transmission device is implemented so that the information which comprise the first and second initiation signals and report, when synchronization signals are to be expected, are given in the form of a time span which passes until sending out the synchronization signals, and that the first and second initiation signals deviate in so far as the time duration is considered which passes from receiving the first initiation signal until sending out the second initiation signal.

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